Prisoner of History: Prisoner of Eternity

History books are responsible for making people believe it, and history books are responsible for making people believe it. The night when Lin Yan, a graduate student in the Department of History, opened an old Tang book, he was pulled into a living prison by a wisp of black mist. It contains all the people that history books dare not write about: refugees who died of starvation, soldiers who died in battle, and mothers who were separated in troubled times. They are trapped in their obsession at the last moment before death, repeating a thousand years of hunger, a thousand years of waiting, and a thousand years of "just wait one more day". He cannot change history. The only thing he can do is to let the trapped people know: someone has seen your suffering. But every time he releases an obsession, the price is wrapped around his wrist. A layer of black streaks, two heart palpitations, three coughs of blood - he walked deeper and deeper into the prosperous illusion of the Tang Dynasty, into the civil and military dilemma of the Song Dynasty, into the stubborn tragedy of the Ming Dynasty monarchs and ministers, and finally heard Ying Zheng say something in the deepest part of the Qin Prison: "It turns out... They also volunteered." From questioning history books to inheriting eternal karma, he will use one person's memory to carry out the last journey for those who have been omitted for five thousand years. Drama direction·Historical speculation·Salvation of the sages/Non-travel·Non-hegemony·Non-system flow